West Hails U S Offer To Share Materials For Reactors
Western diplomats praised the United States offer of 220 pounds of fissionable material for atomic reactors worldwide as a major step toward Eisenhower atoms for peace. Lodge announced to the U.N. Political Committee that the fuel could support 30 or 40 new reactors and perhaps a bomb. France noted 32 reactors exist outside Russia. The plan envisages an international atomic agency, with Western powers resisting Soviet veto aims and Red China involvement.
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N. Y
Eisenhower
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U.N
Washington
Russia
Andrei Vishinsky
United States
Lodge
International Atomic Agency
Reliabel
U.N. Security Council
Red China
Censure Compromises Studied by Senators
Washington AP report notes two Republican leaders discuss possible compromise measures to water down censure of Sen. McCarthy. Knowland and Bridges cite ongoing discussions and potential test vote, with Dirksen suggesting a plan patterned after Case’s idea. Case hints McCarthy may have to apologize. Jenner and Ferguson offer competing motions to kill or block censure, while McCarthy predicts censure and Case blames McCarthy for shifting votes.
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Senate
Sen. McCarthy
Sen
Knowland
California
GOP
Sen. Bridges
Bridges
Sen. Dirksen
R-N
Sen. Case
Party
Case
McCarthy
Dirksen
Jenner
R—Ind
Ferguson
R—Mich
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Ervin
Communist Party
AF Abandons Search For B29 Bomber
Four states reported no Air Force aircraft missing after a B29 crash near Flemingsburg Kentucky with eight aboard. Wright Patterson AFB crews searched the Kentucky West Virginia region after a ham radio operator heard a distress call. Civil Air Patrol said the plane caught fire and crashed but no wreckage was found. Sheriff Jack Clark searched on foot amid unconfirmed reports of the incident.
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Ohio
Air Force
Flemingsburg
Wright - Patterson Afb
Kentucky-West Virginia
Indiana
Huntington-Charleston
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B. W. Bias
Civil Air Patrol
Huntington
CAP
Fleming County
Jack Clark
Truck Trolley Collision Kills Motorman and Two Passengers
In Chicago a trolley and a semitrailer truck collided at 61st Street and Western Avenue. The motorman Gusto Carlson aged 64 and two passengers James Ziegler 46 and Arthur Duffin 72 died. Thirty five others injured, truck driver Ernest Taylor 46 charged with drunken driving reckless homicide and driving on the wrong side. Witnesses said the truck loaded with pianos struck a concrete safety island triggering a jackknife across the streetcar path.
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Chicago
Ernest Taylor
Gusto Carlson
James K. Ziegler
Arthur Duffin
Burke Narrowly Trails Statewide in Senate Race
Ballots show Sen. Thomas A. Burke carried every Cleveland ward and 36 of 61 suburbs, winning Cleveland proper by 94 312 votes and the suburbs by 5 427, but trailing George H. Bender statewide by about 6 000 votes and pushing for a recount in Hamilton County with no success yet.
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Cleveland
Thomas A. Burke
George H. Bender
Cuyahoga County
County Election Board
Burke
Bender
Hamilton County
Ohio rabbit and pheasant hunting season ends with tragedy
The Associated Press reports a hunter was killed and at least 18 injured during Ohio’s opening rabbit and pheasant season. Names include Fred Curry, 47, Akron. William Wolff, 47, Dayton. and many others across Allen, Knox, Cuyahoga, and nearby counties. Multiple accidental discharges highlight unsafe firearms handling.
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Ohio
Fred Curry
Akron
Curry
William A. Wolff
Dayton
Allen County
Dulles Disputes Knowland Call for Policy Review
Secretary of State Dulles said Eisenhower administration foreign policy adequately covers current needs and rejected a congressional review urged by Sen. Knowland for a possible policy shift. President Eisenhower urged better U.S. Soviet understanding for peace. Fulbright and other senators criticized Knowland’s stance as dangerous talk on coexistence and atomic stalemate.
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Dulles
Sen
Knowland
R-Calif
United States
Russia
Free World
Ingling
Eisenhower
Senhower
Convention of Land Grant Colleges and Universities
America
Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
H. Alexander Smith
RNJ
Sparkman
D-Ala
Plunge Is Fatal To Buffalo Man At Home
Anise Mattar, 55, died yesterday after stepping into an empty elevator shaft in his apartment building and falling five stories. Police say he apparently believed he was entering the elevator car.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Anise Mattar
Lionel Barrymore Dies at 76 Illustrious Actor Remembered
Hollywood AP reports Lionel Barrymore, 76, dies after coma at Valley Hospital. Grumpy yet warm-hearted star of stage and screen, he battled arthritis and two hip fractures, with heart congestion cited as the cause. Survived by sister Ethel Barrymore. brother John predeceased.
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Valley Hospital
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John
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Philadelphia
Maurice
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New York
John Drew
Malaprop
Battle Rages In Carolina Mock Nuclear War Exercise
A Marine force of 25 000 trained to fight with simulated atomic weapons moved from the sea to attack an enemy coastal hold in Onslow Bach North Carolina. The operation used seaplanes and helicopters to land early troops at two zones while underwater demolition teams cleared obstacles. The scenario assumed 15 kiloton nuclear weapons in simulated use and featured wide dispersion and rapid movement across hundreds of square miles.
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Onslow Bach
Carolina Coast
Un-American Unit's Death Is Proposed
Rep Walter of Pennsylvania proposes abolishing the House Un American Activities Committee and transferring its functions to a House Judiciary subcommittee. He hopes for Democratic and Republican support, noting a vote in the House would be required to change the committee's status.
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Washington
Rep
Waler
D-Pa
House
House UN
Walter
Judiciary
State Pulls Surprise On Sheppard Lawyers
The state revealed a coroner’s opinion of a surgical instrument imprint on Marilyn Sheppard’s pillow at Sam Sheppard’s murder trial. Coroner Samuel R. Gerber described a twoblad ed clawlike instrument impression and a blood stain on the pillow’s underside. The weapon remains unfound as defense and prosecution present new theory material.
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Raleigh Allsbrook
Cleveland
Sam Sheppard
Samuel R. Gerber
Marilyn
Stephen Sheppard
Sheppard
William J. Corrigan
Corrigan
Gerber
Crash Probe Set for Northern Japan by US Officers
A team of United States Air Force officers departed for northern Japan to investigate every aspect of a crash involving an RB-29 aircraft and to determine the circumstances surrounding the incident. The mission aims to provide a comprehensive probe into the accident and report findings back to authorities.
Arctic Flight Marks First Commercial Over Polar Wastes
The SAS Royal Viking completed the first scheduled commercial flight over the Arctic, landing in Copenhagen four minutes under 24 hours after departing Los Angeles. A second SAS Super Cloudmaster flew the opposite direction, carrying three Scandinavian prime ministers and a Danish prince on the 5,800 mile leg. The Los Angeles departure was 12:22 a.m. and the Copenhagen arrival 9:18 a.m., linking Denmark and Southern California with minimal time difference.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Arctic
Scandinavian Airlines
Los Angeles
Royal Viking
McCarthys supporters mobilize for 10 million signatures
New York reports a drive by Ten Million Americans Mobilizing for Justice to back Senator Joseph R. McCarthy gathered crowds and phones at Hotel Roosevelt. Rear Admiral John Crommelin said 26,000 petition copies, each for 50 names, were handed out as organizers aim to collect 10 million signatures in ten days urging the Senate to reject censure charges.
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New York
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
John G. Crommelin
Roosevelt
Crommelin
Sumday
U.S. Senate
McCarthy
Indians acquire Ralph Kiner from Cubs for cash and player
The Cleveland Indians announced the purchase of slugger Ralph Kiner from the Chicago Cubs for a substantial cash sum and one player to be named later. They seek power in the outfield and an emergency first baseman. A separate North Carolina crash near Lillington left seven killed and multiple serious injuries.
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Cleveland Indians
Ralph Kiner
Chicago Cubs
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